Hello all. Been a lurker for a while. So, first post - here goes. I live in a cul-de-sac consisting of seven houses. Each house has an allocated parking space with four additional spaces for visitor parking. It's stated on our deeds that no one resident may permanently use these four spaces. I live alone so use only my own space, however, several houses have two vehicles and one has three. So of course, they all take up the extra spaces. It's been a problem for ages but more so for me now as my 92 year old dad was run over just before Christmas and as a result can't walk as far as he used to. Now, when he comes to see me I have to go and collect him as whereas before he used to park about 200yds up the road and walk, he can no longer do this. I get so irritated when I see my fit young neighbours jumping in and out of their cars right outside their houses. Can the statement on our deeds be enforced and if so how? I'm pretty certain that if I approach any of the 'offenders' they'll just shrug their shoulders.
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